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Meanings of seaboard in English
Portuguese
litoral Catalan
vora del mar Usage of seaboard in English
1
Disaster plans are being put into effect all along the mid-Atlantic seaboard.
2
And the same holds true in Wicklow and along the western seaboard.
3
The band's current tour includes 12 dates, all on the eastern seaboard.
4
She's helped by the large cluster of candidates in the western seaboard.
5
Dwarka is sited on the western seaboard, 300 miles north-west of Bombay.
6
Hurricane Sandy hit the Eastern seaboard and New York City very hard.
7
The lack of three hundred aeroplanes may cost us the Atlantic seaboard.
8
The surplus required a market, which the seaboard was glad to furnish.
9
Besides, Labrador enjoys a double advantage in being essentially a seaboard country.
10
Batticaloa, on the eastern seaboard, was badly battered by the 2004 tsunami.
11
These included the chief cities on the seaboard, Buffalo, Chicago, and Omaha.
12
Never before has anything like this been known on our Pacific seaboard.
13
Private enterprise had, indeed, done much to improve communication along the seaboard.
14
They went all over seaboard Europe, conquerors and leaders wherever they went.
15
Not many entomologists crawling around the western European seaboard playing Gaelic football.
16
Here I created a maritime empire-islands, a seaboard with harbours, light-houses, fortifications.
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Seaboard across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common